"Roman Farm Management: The Treatises of Cato and Varro" presents the agricultural wisdom of two prominent Roman figures, Cato and Varro. Cato, known for his practical approach, emphasizes the importance of efficient farming techniques and the management of resources. His treatise offers insights into crop cultivation, livestock care, and the economic aspects of running a farm. Varro, on the other hand, provides a more theoretical perspective, discussing the principles of agriculture and the role of the farmer in society. Together, their works form a comprehensive guide to Roman agronomy. *** The treatises serve as a historical record of Roman agricultural practices, reflecting the values and challenges of rural life in ancient Rome. They highlight the significance of land management, the use of technology, and the relationship between agriculture and the economy. Cato's emphasis on frugality and hard work complements Varro's broader philosophical insights, making their combined teachings relevant for understanding the foundations of farming. This collection not only preserves ancient knowledge but also offers timeless lessons on sustainability and resource management that resonate even today.